The following results were obtained using nbench 2.2.2, hdparm 6.1, and netio 1.14. They may be installed via the [[http://ipkg.linkstationwiki.net/ ipkg feed]]. All nbench results are in comparison to an AMD K6 233Mhz reference system.

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''<font color=red><small>This article originally based on work done by Frontalot at Linkstationwiki.org</small></font>''<br>

A '''[[w:Benchmark (computing)|benchmark]]''' is test that measures the performance of a system or subsystem on a well-defined task or set of tasks.

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Benchmarks are often used to measure general things like graphics, I/O, computing (integer and floating point), etc., performance, but most measure more specific tasks like rendering polygons, reading and writing files, or performing operations on matrixes.

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== CPU Benchmarks ==

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===nbench===

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The following results were obtained using nbench 2.2.2 <br>All nbench results are in comparison to an AMD K6 233Mhz reference system.

Here is a speed comparision using Bonnie++<ref>'''bonnie++''' - Disk benchmark: [http://www.coker.com.au/bonnie++/readme.html http://www.coker.com.au/bonnie++/]</ref> as a diagnostic tool. [http://forum.nas-central.org/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=722 Fifilein] is trying to use AES/DMCrypt and his numbers are in the speed comparision too<ref>[http://forum.nas-central.org/viewtopic.php?&f=4&t=1277 The NAS-Central Community Forum / Everything else / JBOD with ENCFS, Key on USB Stick]</ref> all numbers are from an HD-HGLAN (HG).

Latest revision as of 17:42, 4 January 2009

This article originally based on work done by Frontalot at Linkstationwiki.org

A benchmark is test that measures the performance of a system or subsystem on a well-defined task or set of tasks.
Benchmarks are often used to measure general things like graphics, I/O, computing (integer and floating point), etc., performance, but most measure more specific tasks like rendering polygons, reading and writing files, or performing operations on matrixes.